Champagne Shoot on G Class

The G-Wagon champagne AI trend is the night-drive clip everyone keeps reposting: a person perched on the roof of a moving black G-Class, champagne foaming into the wind, a quick swig, the bottle launched into the air and blown apart by a movie-style prop shot while the car pulls away down a wet, lit-up highway. This Champagne Shoot on G-Class AI video generator puts you in that seat from a single photo. Your photo is the only identity source. The face, hair, skin tone and visible clothes you upload are carried onto the roof character, and anything outside your frame — your jeans, your shoes — is filled in to match. Everything else is staged for you in one continuous handheld tracking shot: the black G-Class with a separate driver inside, the green bottle, the spray, the throw, the sparkling glass and the red taillights on the asphalt. The video model generates its own effects in time with the picture, and every result gets the same short cut of the Satisfaction track mixed underneath. You get about 9 seconds of 9:16 video at 720p, ready to post.

What is the Champagne Shoot on G Class?

The Champagne Shoot on G Class is a viral night-drive video trend shared widely across TikTok and Instagram Reels. In the scene, a rider sits on the roof edge of a black Mercedes G-Wagon cruising down a wet highway at night. They pop open a bottle of champagne, take a sip against the wind, toss the bottle into the air, and shatter it with a fictional prop gun as the SUV drives into the distance. The clip pairs cinematic smartphone camera tracking with glass-breaking sound effects and background music. On imageat, you upload one photo to star on the roof of the SUV in your own generated video.

Champagne Shoot on G Class on TikTok

Popular posts of the trend, credited to their creators. The videos play from TikTok.

How to Do the Champagne Shoot on G Class Trend

Here is how to make your own video on imageat:

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  Upload one clear photo of the person who sits on the roof — one adult, face visible, ideally waist-up or full-body.
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  Check the price: the credits shown cover the whole video, including the soundtrack mix. Format, length and music are fixed.
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  Generate. The scene is rendered first, then the soundtrack is mixed in; the whole run usually takes a few minutes.
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  Download the MP4 and share it to TikTok, Instagram Reels or YouTube Shorts.

What happens in the video

0–2 s: the bottle is shaken and popped, and foam sprays into the slipstream. 2–4 s: a celebratory sip, then the bottle goes high into the air. 4–7 s: a clearly fictional prop pistol fires one simulated, movie-style shot and the airborne bottle bursts into glittering fragments and droplets. 7–9 s: a celebration on the roof as the camera drops back and the G-Class drives off, taillights reflecting on the wet road.

How your photo becomes the roof character

The video model reads your face, hairline, hairstyle, hair colour, skin tone and gender presentation from the photo and keeps them for the whole shot, along with the clothes it can see. It is told not to beautify you, swap in a generic actor or borrow anything from the original clip's performer — the original clip is not used at all; the scene is rebuilt from your photo and a fixed script.

Sound: synced effects plus the Satisfaction clip

Seedance 2.5 generates the sound with the picture, so the cork, the spray, the engine, the wind, the simulated shot and the shattering glass land where you see them. The template keeps those effects at full volume and mixes an 11-second section of "Satisfaction (Isak Original Extended)" (0:34–0:45) underneath at about a third of the level, trimmed to your video and faded out over the final 0.6 seconds. Nothing from the original viral clip's soundtrack is used.

Photo requirements

One person only, with the face clearly visible. Front-facing or a slight three-quarter angle works best, sharp and evenly lit. Avoid sunglasses, masks, heavy filters and group photos. A waist-up or full-body photo gives the model more of your outfit to keep. Only upload photos of adults who have agreed to it.

Length, format and price

Every video is about 9 seconds, vertical 9:16, at 720p, so it drops straight into TikTok, Reels and Shorts. One generation costs 73 credits, shown before you start: the video render plus the soundtrack mix. If the generation fails, the credits are refunded.

About the video on this page

The example is a real result of this template, made from an AI-generated photo of a fictional person. The prop pistol is a fictional cinematic effect, not a real weapon. Champagne Shoot on G-Class AI Video Generator is an independent template; imageat is not affiliated with or endorsed by Mercedes-Benz, the creators of the original clip, or the artists and rights holders of the music.

Tips for Best Results

• Use a sharp, front-facing photo with even light; the face is drawn in profile and in motion, so detail matters.
• A waist-up or full-body shot keeps your top and trousers closer to the photo.
• Skip sunglasses, masks and beauty filters — they hide the features the model needs.
• One adult per photo. Group shots and children are not supported.

Best Prompts for Champagne Shoot on G Class

Want more control over the motion? Copy one of these prompts and use it in our AI video generator to fine-tune the champagne shoot on g class style.

Champagne Shoot on G Class at a Glance